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The Name's John Lee Pettimore
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He can and he will. Folks just need to give him a reasonable period of time to do what he needs to do. After that I am sure fans will start complaining when the team doesn't win at least 11 games every year.
What a selfish loser
The best baseball players can go straight to the pros though. That might be like every 5* going to the pros/minor league rather than loading up to the same college teams. Take away the top-50 type kids and things would even out a good bit.
He was diagnosed about 10 mos ago with liver cancer and he and the family kept it quiet til the very end. Hardly anyone knew he was even sick. His family always sat about two or three rows in front of us at our church and had saw him at service just a month or so ago but hadn't the past couple of weeks. Found out yesterday that he had gone back to the doctor about 3 weeks ago where they did another round of scans, bloodwork, etc and results were worse. He asked the doc what were the next step and what could be done and doc said nothing could at that point. Family called Hospice in Sunday and he passed Monday. His wife and daughters are taking it very hard. He was a model husband and father. Thanks to all of you for thoughts and prayers for the family.I hate that they have to go through this..I hate cancer, it has wreaked havoc on our family the last five years.
Yep. My oldest daughter is almost 16 and decided recently that my rules weren't going to apply to her anymore. She has subsequently had to break it off with the boy she was talking to, gone from a smart phone to a flip phone to a no phone, lost all electronics for the past two weeks and only now can watch tv again, and is required to perform extra chores for no additional pay and write one book report per week for the entirety of the summer. I haven't decided if or when she can graduate back to the flip phone. She was pissed off at me for a while. Oh well. You learn to make good choices or there are consequences in life.
He was diagnosed about 10 mos ago with liver cancer and he and the family kept it quiet til the very end. Hardly anyone knew he was even sick. His family always sat about two or three rows in front of us at our church and had saw him at service just a month or so ago but hadn't the past couple of weeks. Found out yesterday that he had gone back to the doctor about 3 weeks ago where they did another round of scans, bloodwork, etc and results were worse. He asked the doc what were the next step and what could be done and doc said nothing could at that point. Family called Hospice in Sunday and he passed Monday. His wife and daughters are taking it very hard. He was a model husband and father. Thanks to all of you for thoughts and prayers for the family.
That really sucks, but at least it didn't drag out forever. I don't mean that in a callous way, my Stepdads progression went really quickly like your friends..he was still preaching three weeks before he died, but my mothers drug out for four months slowly..it was rough.He was diagnosed about 10 mos ago with liver cancer and he and the family kept it quiet til the very end. Hardly anyone knew he was even sick. His family always sat about two or three rows in front of us at our church and had saw him at service just a month or so ago but hadn't the past couple of weeks. Found out yesterday that he had gone back to the doctor about 3 weeks ago where they did another round of scans, bloodwork, etc and results were worse. He asked the doc what were the next step and what could be done and doc said nothing could at that point. Family called Hospice in Sunday and he passed Monday. His wife and daughters are taking it very hard. He was a model husband and father. Thanks to all of you for thoughts and prayers for the family.
I went through that phase earlier. Around 12 or 13. I was so stubborn that I got everything taken away from me. I couldn't do anything recreational besides play for my baseball team, and that was only because I was already signed up and he wasn't going to give me the idea that quitting is okay. I pretended I didn't give a damn that all I could do was shag ground balls and stare at the paint drying in my bedroom for 3 months, but I eventually gave in. Was a brutally long summer lol
I went through that period as well. I was a SO in high school. I failed a class and was about to again, also had the worst attitude. Once my parents found out I was failing a second time I was basically on lockdown. It took me 2 months to cave and it was because they weren't going to let me play on my summer team if I failed again and I wasn't going to be allowed to play for for school either. That was a rough little time period.I went through that phase earlier. Around 12 or 13. I was so stubborn that I got everything taken away from me. I couldn't do anything recreational besides play for my baseball team, and that was only because I was already signed up and he wasn't going to give me the idea that quitting is okay. I pretended I didn't give a damn that all I could do was shag ground balls and stare at the paint drying in my bedroom for 3 months, but I eventually gave in. Was a brutally long summer lol